Tri-M Erectors, Inc. v. Donald M. Drake Co.

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• holding a claim for attorney fees unliquidated where the principal must be arrived at by a determination of reasonableness
• holding a claim for attorney fees unliquidated where the principal must be arrived at by a determination of reasonableness
• noting that attorney fees incurred in defending suit against third party were recoverable pursuant to contractual indemnity provision as damages, the measure of which was determined by the jury
• noting that attorney fees incurred in defending suit against third party were recoverable pursuant to contractual indemnity provision as damages, the measure of which was determined by the jury
• jury's award of attorney fees was unliquidated because its reasonableness had to be determined by the jury

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